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From: Phil & Heather <>
Subject: Re: [ABOUT WORDS] Doors to knowledge
Date: Fri, 02 May 2003 15:13:01 +0100
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Hi Wordies,
Go from pillar to post to think about more door idioms. A dooric pillar of
course. If you have one, ask your doorter for a hint.
Ask a doorsal Finn for help too, perhaps a doorlphin?
As one door closes, another one opens.
If one keeps hearing varying pitch of sounds it is probably the Doorpler
effect.
Phil.
>That's the way I try to run AW -- having gone door to door, I find
>using the "open door" policy. That way, you can get one's foot in
>the door, thus making management of the list easier. If a member
>refuses to be reasonable, you can always show him the door.
> As I am responsible, I understand when the membership lays
>problems directly at my door. So, all in all, I tend to always leave
>the door open for suggestions.
>
>GrampsQ -- banging my head on the door trying to think up
>any more door idioms. I aDOOR this job!
>==================================================================
>
>At 09:00 AM 5/2/03 -0400, "Bruce Todd" <> wrote:
>
>>Bill says -
>>
>> > I confess that I am one of those people who download video and audio
>>from the net. I always figure that If I get a virus I can fix it.
>>While watching a video this evening the audio said "I guess that I am
>>the last to know" The subtitles, which I believe were in Dutch, said
>>"Wieheeft het als laatste door" which suggested to my ignorant eyes
>>that the word "door" and the verb "to know" have some metalinguistical
>>connection. Is this just a freaky coincidence or is there a connection?
>> >
>>
>>I don't know Bill. Someone just slammed the door in my face and is
>>keeping me in the dark about this.
>>
>>Doors and knowledge conjure up many other common ideas, phrases, etc.
>>
>>When one door closes, another is opened - for further knowledge and
>>exploration.
>>
>>My door is always open - for you to come in and find out what you want
>>to know, or impart your knowledge.
>>
>>Etc.
>>
>>Bruce.
>>
>>
>>
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